With the minor league season fully in the books, some random notes on the prospect universe.
Making your own luck is key to winning a fantasy title; here’s how you can make sure that happenstance doesn’t cripple your squad.
Evaluating who was the best player in the game, starting with Ross Barnes in 1871.
The Brewers lost a critical game last night in part because Ned Yost couldn’t do his job.
The defending AL champs are on the brink of elimination despite improving their offense.
Rejiggering the playoffs has already paid dividends–might even more be in order?
Honoring the men who help make the game better, and sifting through the latest mayhem on contenders and spoilers alike.
The Yankees need to realize that a Wild Card slot comes with no real stigma.
While some candidates are shying away from the mess in Pittsburgh, the open General Manager position is much more desirable than it appears.
Will the Tigers push Jeremy Bonderman back into action? How hurt is Mariano Rivera? Stretch drives affect what gets said and done about different injuries.
Not all rotations rotate from one year to the next, but have some of the most rejumbled rotations produced better results for their teams?
Knowledge does not give us the power of prediction for individual games or races, but it also doesn’t reduce an analyst’s capacity to simply enjoy them.